Racism is repeated in the European leagues, but the sanctions are tougher than in Spain

Racist behavior in Spanish football, more or less isolated, is reproduced in other major European leagues, although in most of these championships the application of sanctioning regulations is much more forceful and effective. The consolidation of far-right parties on the continent has brought to light new episodes of insults against footballers because of the color of their skin, but just as in stadiums these have decreased due to the proliferation of television cameras, social networks have become refuge for racists to act from a clandestinity that allows them to camp in their air. It’s the new chakra.